Describe the characteristics of the Arabic writing system and explain how it relates to the spoken form of the language.
The Arabic writing system is an abjad, representing consonants and long vowels. Short vowels are indicated by diacritics. The 28-letter alphabet is written right to left and connected in a cursive style.
The Arabic writing system is a syllabary, where each character represents a syllable.
Baroque art features strong contrasts, while Rococo art prefers more subtle transitions
Baroque art is generally larger in scale than Rococo art
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